Forethought is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FORETHOUGHT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a thinking or planning out in advance
• careful consideration of what will be necessary or may happen in the future
• A thinking or planning beforehand; prescience; premeditation; forecast; provident care.
• planning or plotting in advance of acting
• judiciousness in avoiding harm or danger
ADJECTIVE:
• Thought of, or planned, beforehand; aforethought; prepense; hence, deliberate.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a thinking or planning out in advance; premeditation

Words related to FORETHOUGHT

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Words that contain FORETHOUGHT

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How to use FORETHOUGHT in a sentence

• He puts in the little mishaps that would have befallen a man so situated, the things he would have done, the difficulties he might have avoided had he exercised forethought.
• You have been letting your forethought and your natural anxiety run away with you.
• Happily for Alcatraz such forethought was beyond his reach of mind and now he only knew the happiness of power.
• Besides, the whole activity of a mind full of forethought, of reflections apparently cool, stands eventually in proportion to the temperature of the feeling.
• Raoul Yvard was indebted to a piece of forethought in Clinch for his life.
• Tayoga, by his side, used his two blankets in a similar manner, and they ate of the deer which they had had the forethought to cook, and make ready for all times.
• She must have sufficient forethought not to incur displeasure through neglect of our interests.
• For there he had been able to work in perfect seclusion, under the protection and forethought of the devoted Cosima.
• The disciplined judgment, the knowledge of men, the forethought and skill of these workers who were educated at the school of practical business life, helped most.
• I accompanied my mother, too, in her errands of mercy, and saw a great deal of the misery engendered by drink, ignorance, and want of forethought.
• It was teaching them a lesson of economy and forethought, which I trust they will never forget.
• She took the forethought, also, to see that her dagger was safely secured about her person, not knowing whither she was going, or into what company she might fall.
• The French seem to have an instinctive method of doing that, which, with ourselves, seems to demand forethought and deliberation.
• Forethought of this kind is certain of an ample reward.
• Among the rest of the forethought, supplies, there was an India-rubber boat.
• Instant gratification often has costly consequences that forethought might have averted.
• He had done it without sufficient forethought, and his mind was soon full of trouble.
• Nor was he, in his own strength, possessed of so much wise forethought and profound legislative and executive ability as that with which he is sometimes credited.
• Mary Magdalen did, He has made me understand how He has loved me with an ineffable love and forethought, so that now my love may know no bounds.
• They accept the play as it is presented to them, just as tho it had happened, with no suspicion of the forethought by which the performance has been made possible.
• The construction of Assemblies is always a laborious process, and one which demands a great deal of preparation and forethought and time to achieve.
• With a little forethought we may surely avoid the confusion incident to a night surprise, while carrying it out in all essentials.
• And yet this risk can be diminished by forethought, for, when health depends upon climate, we can do much to control nature and by diligence improve evil conditions.
• Humane by nature, he conceived a great interest and pity for these helpless beings, and treated them with kindness and forethought.
• In the sick-room were evidences of the same sort of forethought.
• It only requires judgment, good taste, and some forethought and contrivance.
• This was the wife of the head clerk, the pretty three-quarter caste, whose presence of mind, courage and forethought had so largely contributed to their deliverance.
• Such an occasion was about to occur, and was prevented by the admirable coolness and forethought of Thomas Shipley.
• The answer sprang to her lips without forethought or reflection, so much had the strange question startled her.
• We have to exercise forethought, and not to possess it is to be a poor creature, below the ant and the bee.

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